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Children encounter different problems and challenges every day. Sadly, some adults do not know how to pay attention to how their children’s mental health and well-being is going.  Mental health problems in childhood

Talking about mental health and prevention strategies can sometimes seem like common sense practice so it’s often overlooked. A good place to start to notice stress in the workplace is to pick up on noticeable signs.

It is an undisputed fact that many sectors at an occupational area at risk of work-related stress and psycho-social disorders amongst employees. Although Australian businesses remain well placed to deal with the economic shocks from the

As a workplace, it’s important to have extensive strategies that look after your team’s well-being in every sense. Work-related mental health conditions have become a major concern in Australian offices. Recent statistics show that $543 million is paid in workers’ compensation for work-related mental health conditions.

Mind Blank professional development programs provide mental health education based on prevention and early intervention training. We focus on skilling up teachers so they know what to do in a time of need.

A message from the CEO: “I thought I would share some insights to what it’s like to caring for someone who has experienced a mental health crisis across borders who is in lockdown. It is not easy.”

We spend on average 38 to 42 hours a week working and the reality is our “actual hours” are a lot more than this. So, there’s no wonder that we can find ourselves feeling stressed or burnt out at work.

We have some exciting news to share with you all. We’re delighted to announce that Mind Blank’s CEO and Founder, Ally Kelly, has been recognised in the 2021 Suicide Prevention Australia LiFE Awards in the category of Outstanding Contribution for Queensland.

Mind Blank is excited to announce that the Mental Awareness Foundation (MAF) has provided funding to implement mental health programs to hundreds of children and young people in four schools in the Brisbane City Council